NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
Office of Emergency Management Command Center
($ in millions)
The Office of Emergency Management Command Center was located in 7 World Trade Center and was
destroyed. The City was required to relocate OEM's Command Center to a temporary location. The center
includes a fully operational computer and telecommunications system allowing all City, State and Federal
agencies to coordinate the continuing response to the attack. A long-term replacement site will also be
necessary.
Construction Costs (56,000 sq ft @ $683/sq ft, $5M for temp site) $ 43
Telecommunications 5
Initial Outfitting 5
Consultant Costs 1
Total $ 54
Board of Elections
(S in millions )
The New York City September 11th primary election was aborted shortly after the terrorist attack on the
World Trade Center. The Board of Elections expended significant resources to host this election event. This
year's primary election is an unprecedented election due to the large number of contested races for Mayor,
Public Advocate, Comptroller, Borough President, and various City Council seats. The Board of Elections
must be supported to ensure that the City's democratic process and government stability remain intact.
The primary election is rescheduled for September 25th which will require the Board of Elections to
mobilize its operations to prepare voting machines, poll sites, and deploy staff citywide. The delay of the
primary has compressed the time period between the primary election and the general election. This delay
will result in additional costs to the Board of Elections to expedite its operations. In addition, the computer
system located in the Board's downtown office has been damaged and requires replacement.
Personal Services Expenses
Other than Personal Services Expenses
Computer System Replacement
Total $ 16
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